14 Days Exploring Central Europe Itinerary

Begin your day with breakfast at Café Louvre, a historic café frequented by famous intellectuals. Visit the Jewish Quarter (Josefov), where you can explore synagogues and the Jewish Museum.

Have lunch at Lokal Dlouhaaa, known for its traditional Czech dishes. Spend your afternoon visiting the Charles Bridge, one of Prague's most famous landmarks, and enjoy street performances and local art.

For dinner, head to Field Restaurant, offering innovative dishes made from local ingredients. Experience Prague's nightlife with a visit to one of its many jazz clubs.

Start your morning with breakfast at Monet Café, located near Wenceslas Square. Visit the impressive collection at the National Gallery in Prague, which houses works from renowned artists.

Enjoy lunch at Café Imperial, an Art Deco gem serving classic Czech cuisine. Spend your afternoon exploring the beautiful gardens of Petrin Hill and take a ride on the funicular for panoramic views.

Dine at Alcron Restaurant, another Michelin-starred venue known for its exquisite tasting menu. End your evening with a performance at the historic National Theatre.

Take a day trip from Prague to Kutná Hora, starting with breakfast on-the-go from Bakery Krusta. Visit the famous Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church), an eerie yet fascinating site decorated with human bones.

Have lunch at Restaurace Dačický, offering traditional Czech dishes in a historic setting. Explore more of Kutná Hora's UNESCO World Heritage sites, including St. Barbara's Church and Hrádek Mining Museum.

Return to Prague for dinner at U Modré Kachničky, known for its duck specialties and cozy atmosphere.

Depart early from Prague to Budapest via train or flight. Upon arrival, have brunch at New York Café, often referred to as 'the most beautiful café in the world.' Check into your hotel and relax before exploring.

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